For example, ADA could cover a service animal in the lobby of your mixed-use developement (MUD) but Fair Housing would cover the service animal in the apartment on the second floor.Here's a good link: Michigan Fair Housing and Service AnimalsWhen someone has a legit service animal, you have to treat it like you would a wheelchair.

I seem to be stuck in the mud and would love to be able to make this kind of progress. 

When I consider getting a loan, I always think about the stress, frustration, hassle, undesirable life for the month or two it takes.And lastly with the basic loan concern is that you do pay interest. 

Speaking as to Africa, unless an American can tell me that they have walked 10 miles with a bucket while be shot at to simply get that water back to their mud hut that sleeps 15, I doubt they can argue that fact effectively.

And, if you are in any way, "attacked" on this forum by some "vets" who figure you are mudding up the real estate industry, simply step over them and keep moving.

The perforated pipe in the french drain was covered with a "sock" that keeps mud out of the pipe. 

Overall, it wasn’t bad but mudding, painting and cleaning.

This way we don't have to be in the mud next spring planting grass seed.

if this is the case on your property you can remove the strips and mud and tape the joints like any other drywall.

Hopefully it is the same material that is used for popcorn and not actual "Sheetrock mud".